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I don't know you Joe, but I do wish you well. Stay positive and strong. I have a friend who beat bowel cancer using his determination.Great news, hope it stays that way
Just starting out on my journey with Bowel Cancer
Stay safe
Joe
Just been to a group called Well, all cancer sufferers and survivors, I was talking to a few people that had bowel cancer, I was interested how life was using a colostomy bag, as I was told after my 1st op that I would probably have the bladder removed and a colostomy bag fitted. They were all positive and seemed okay with it, much better than the alternative. Hope your journey goes well and you have a bit of luck following you. Take care.Great news, hope it stays that way
Just starting out on my journey with Bowel Cancer
Stay safe
Joe
Wishing you all the best Joe.Great news, hope it stays that way
Just starting out on my journey with Bowel Cancer
Stay safe
Joe
Thanks my friend, I have the support of Sue, 3 sons, and all my friends on MHF, most of whom i have yet to meet,I don't know you Joe, but I do wish you well. Stay positive and strong. I have a friend who beat bowel cancer using his determination.
All the best.
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Have had a loop colostomy done to rest the bowel during Chemo, which should be reversible once the offending lump has been reduced and removed.Just been to a group called Well, all cancer sufferers and survivors, I was talking to a few people that had bowel cancer, I was interested how life was using a colostomy bag, as I was told after my 1st op that I would probably have the bladder removed and a colostomy bag fitted. They were all positive and seemed okay with it, much better than the alternative. Hope your journey goes well and you have a bit of luck following you. Take care.
Have had a loop colostomy done to rest the bowel during Chemo, which should be reversible once the offending lump has been reduced and removed.
Started Chemo this week, so here goes,
Thanks again
Joe
Thanks Jock it means a lot, itās great just to be able to start planning a trip to Spain, when the only thing Iāve been thinking about was living without a major part of my body. But thatās behind me now so our plan for Spain is to go around the 20th Jan and stay for 2 weeks before moving on, we had already said after the last 2 trips we wouldnāt stay more than a couple of weeks. So yes it will be good to meet up and have a drink or two.Ukbandit. Graham, great news for you, Lynn, and the family..............and especially at Christmas time. Well done pal.
When are you heading down to Benidorm? We'll be there from the 10th Jan onwards. It would be good to meet up for a chat and awith you. Until then you take care.
Cheers,
Jock & Rita.
P.S. I promise not to bring any of that 0% Guinness that you love so much.![]()
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Thanks Jim, that means a lot, will be over your end again soon love to Sain and Katy and have a great ChristmasHi Graham, I missed this, what brilliant news. Sooo chuffed. Looking forward to more tunes in more tents.Merry Christmas.
Great News what a fantastic Xmas presentJust a quick post for all who know me and the health issues Iāve been having since the start of 2022, the open heart surgery for a new valve fitting and the quad bypass, went well and recovery is great, feel like a new man. The cancer they found during my heart surgery, was my biggest worry but after 2 operations on my bladder I got the call yesterday from my consultant that they got it all out and Iām now cancer free. Hope I donāt get run over by a bus in the next few weeks. Espania here we come.
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Pragmatic disdain!! flip me Iāll have to get the dictionary out.I know we have communicated privately Graham but I would just like to add I totally admire the way in which you have treated your not inconsequential problems with pragmatic disdain, well done pal, you can buy another guitar nowSee you in a field soon mate
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I have incurable bladder cancer & have the bag in place of my bladder. Using the bag takes a little getting used to. I change my bag every other day. When fitting a new bag, take extra care so that you never have a leak.Just been to a group called Well, all cancer sufferers and survivors, I was talking to a few people that had bowel cancer, I was interested how life was using a colostomy bag, as I was told after my 1st op that I would probably have the bladder removed and a colostomy bag fitted. They were all positive and seemed okay with it, much better than the alternative. Hope your journey goes well and you have a bit of luck following you. Take care.